Sentence examples for prominence points from inspiring English sources

A footnote: Hillary Clinton's prominence points up the remarkable shallowness of the Democratic bench.

In Friday's Daily Comment, on the threat Warren may pose to Clinton in 2016 (inspired by Noam Scheiber's very good New Republic piece), my colleague Hendrik Hertzberg writes: A footnote: Hillary Clinton's prominence points up the remarkable shallowness of the Democratic bench.

Mr Khumalo has doubts about Mandla's rise to prominence, pointing out that as early as 2008, Snuki Zikalala, the former head of news at the South African Broadcasting Corporation, told the Sunday World newspaper that the public broadcaster had paid Mandla 3m rand ( $395,000 , £257,000 for rights to cover Mr Mandela's funeral - an allegation Mandla strongly denied.

Bursa, plural bursas or bursae, within the mammalian body, any small pouch or sac between tendons, muscles, or skin and bony prominences at points of friction or stress.

And as with John F. Kennedy, that prominence became a point of pride for Irish and Italian immigrants who had risen to lead a city and a state once dominated by Brahmins.

These figures demonstrate noticeable deviations between these two temperatures and further highlight the prominence of the point-based measurements.

Women's college basketball rose in prominence to the point where the NBA created a women's division called the WNBA in 1996 to service a growing fanbase.

The death of Scott in 1832 has been seen as marking the end of the great romantic generation, and Scottish literature and culture in general lost some of its international prominence from this point.

Pre-test was conducted among 100 students to test whether the questionnaire formulated each item clearly and gave prominence to the key points, and then the inappropriate items were modified to make sure every student understood the questions correctly.

When linkage disequilibrium (LD) was analyzed for different human population cohorts, the prominence of low LD points (red colored on thermal scale) in the GE, US and JP cohorts in Figure 4A pointed to ongoing recombination events in these populations.

But the president's intent actually seems to be to lessen violence in America, whereas the N.R.A.'s gibberish sounds like the big lie strategy -- the corrupted logic and bizarre exaggeration associated with doomsday cults, the Montana Freemen, Aryan Nation types and other single-issue, antigovernment crazies who rely on apathy, sloganeering and fear to force their points into prominence.